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Tokyo Paralympics: Why Para Taekwando Is The Most Thrilling New Sport 

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For devotees of hand to hand fighting , Tokyo 2020 was continually going to be something to anticipate. Alongside para badminton, the program this year saw para taekwondo make its introduction. 토토사이트 검증

The new discipline joins para judo and wheelchair fencing in the battle sports list, but since of the manner in which focuses are scored – via landing amazing kicks on the body – para taekwondo is the principal full-contact para sport throughout the entire existence of the Olympic Games. Furthermore, it has not baffled. 

For the game's first session on Thursday September 2, Afghanistan's Zakia Khudadadi arisen on the mat to fight with Ziyodakhon Isakova of Uzbekistan, AC/DC's Thunderstruck playing over the speakers. Khadadadi was one of just two Paralympians who got on schedule to contend in Tokyo. 

Isakova won and para taekwondo has kept standing out as truly newsworthy. Leonor Espinoza Carranza took Peru's first gold decoration in Tokyo, and the country's first Paralympic gold since Sydney 2000, in the ladies' up to 49kg class. 

Odds are good that regardless of whether you don't have the foggiest idea about the principles, you'll discover para taekwondo energizing to watch. For some, the breathtaking kicks that describe the game make it the new feature on the Paralympic schedule. 

Afghan paralympian Zakia Khudadadi figured out how to escape Kabul with perfect timing to contend in Tokyo. Naoki Nishimura/AFLO SPORT/Alamy Live News Developing a para sport 

Taekwondo was first displayed at the Seoul 1988 Games and, in 2000, made an authority Olympic discipline at the Sydney Games . The resulting advancement of the game for para competitors by World Taekwondo, the authority sports association, opened up the likelihood that para taekwondo may follow after accordingly later on. 

Beginning in 2005, para taekwondo was created from the kyorugi or freestyle competing discipline, one of a few that make up taekwondo. The qualified disabilities incorporate appendage hindrances, arm removals and the deficiency of toes which sway the capacity to lift the heel appropriately. 

The main Para Taekwondo World Championships were held in Baku, Azerbaijan in 2009, with 40 competitors from 20 countries. Interest worldwide has been on the ascent from that point forward. The Tokyo 2020 occasions contain kyorugi in three weight classifications for every sex, with 72 competitors contending altogether. 

Para competitors, similar to their Olympic companions, wear caps and trunk defenders (cushioned vests around their chest). They contend on an octagonal cushioned mat, 8m wide. Also, sessions are coordinated in three two-minute rounds. 

Focuses in taekwondo are scored via landing kicks to the body with adequate force and precision. Minor changes have been made to the standards for para-competitors' security. Kicks to the head are totally taboo, in spite of taekwondo, and punches to the body don't score since para taekwondoins don't have the full capacity to impede. 

All things being equal, competitors can score two focuses for a substantial kick to the storage compartment defender. They can score extra focuses for more troublesome kicks – one more for a turn kick; two additional for a turning kick; and three focuses for a kick including a 180-degree turn. 

Para taekwondoins make up for the arm movement typically utilized in taekwondo to accomplish significantly more stupendous turning kicks. Aflo Co. Ltd. /Alamy Stock Photo Spectacular potential 

Beginning around 2017, competitors can score four focuses for 360-degree turning kicks as well. This has implied that whole matches can turn on a solitary maneuver , making astounding twist kick blends the embodiment of the game. 

Taekwondo considers different assaults and counter-assaults with direct, turning and roundabout kinds of kicks. Examination of how the ideal kick is pulled off has shown that an underlying purported stacking period of the knee and hip expansion is vital for the competitor having the option to dispatch into the kicking stage. 

Exploration shows that para competitors every now and again execute dynamic moves, including turning kicks, quick kicks, cut kicks, bounce back kicks, and twister kicks, in both safeguard and offense. To play out these , they need remarkable speed , deftness, hazardous force and dynamic equilibrium. 

Moreover, all world class taekwondo competitors are prepared to expect the rival's moves. They pre-empt assaults by kicking the rival straightforwardly and performing turning kicks from brief distances when they see an adversary's cutting activity. 

To effectively play out the turning kicks, taekwondo competitors utilize their arms to control their revolution (rakish energy). What sets para taekwondoins separated is that they don't have similar utilization of their upper appendages. Rather they send other compensatory movements to accomplish remarkable assaults, counter-assaults, blends and cautious developments. For some , para taekwondo offers a greater number of rushes than its Olympic partner.